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11 Best Broadheads For Hunting

by Justin
September 3, 2022
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Bow hunting is one of the most thrilling – and challenging – sports you can participate in. While you can shoot a whitetail from 200 yards or more with the right rifle, you’ve got to get a lot closer to hit one with a bow; usually, 50 yards or less. And all of that effort can come to nothing if your broadhead fails you.

Asking what the best broadheads are is like asking what the best rifle cartridge is; ask ten hunters, and you’ll probably get ten different answers. There are many reasons for this.

To begin with, there’s the matter of what type of game you’re hunting. A large, mechanical broadhead can bring down a deer or even an elk in skilled hands, but it will make mincemeat of a rabbit, and may even go clean through your prey. Conversely, a small game broadhead will just scare a deer away and will make an elk angry.

There’s also a large element of personal preference involved. Some hunters prefer a simple, 2-blade broadhead. Their philosophy is that the fewer blades you have, and the fewer moving parts, the less likely it is to break. Other hunters prefer multi-bladed mechanical broadheads because they do more damage.

Because of the wide range of personal preferences, and the variety of game involved, we’ve chosen a broad selection of broadheads to review. We’ve also chosen products from several different brands, for much the same reason; people like what they like. That said, we believe we’ve chosen the best broadheads that money can buy.

Best Broadheads

Swhacker
Swhacker
$34.95
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G5 Outdoors Montec
G5 Outdoors Montec
$37.94
$44.99
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QAD Exodus
QAD Exodus
$38.78
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Grim Reaper Hades
Grim Reaper Hades
$44.99
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Wasp Archery Drone
Wasp Archery Drone
$38.95
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Muzzy Trocar
Muzzy Trocar
$27.99
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1. Swhacker

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Features

  • UNIQUE DESIGN: Provides you with two separate cutting edges.
  • WING BLADES: They take the most punishment by cutting through the hair, dirt, hide, and bones during entry. These are smaller than the main blade so they take less energy to penetrate through the first side than an "open on impact" broadhead.
  • MAIN BLADES: These second set of edges do not touch anything during the initial penetration. They still have "virgin" edges when they open in the body cavity. This allows the main blades to remain razor sharp for the internal organs.
  • PRODUCT SPECS: Blade: .032" thick, stainless steel, honed razor sharp. Point: Hardened high-carbon steel. Ferrule: Anodized aircraft aluminum.
  • INCLUDES: 3 broadheads and 1 practice head.

The Swhacker 100-Grain 2-Inch Broadhead is a mechanical broadhead with 2 blades, both of which are collapsed when you fire them. The blades actually fold forward into the ferrule, leaving two small wing blades exposed towards the back of the head.

When the arrow strikes, these wing blades will cut through the hair, hide and ribs, pulling the main blades open so you have virgin blades slicing through the inside of your game.

The ferrule is engineered from aircraft-grade aluminum, with a heavy, spear point style chisel tip, and the blades are stainless steel. The overall weight is 100 grains, enough to punch through even the largest game provided you get a good shot off.

That said, the wing blades are very small. If the main blades fail to open fully, you’ll get a hole that’s only slightly larger than the arrow shaft. When this happens, or if the arrow fails to go clear through your game, you’ll end up with a small blood trail that’s hard to follow.

The blades themselves are also somewhat flimsy and will bend easily on the exit. Consider these broadheads to be single-use only, although that’s still not bad considering the low price.

Pros

  • Two sets of cutting edges
  • Weighs 100 grains
  • Aircraft grade aluminum ferrule
  • 2-inch diameter

Cons

  • Requires full pass-through to leave a good blood trail
  • Blades are a little flimsy
  • Blades aren’t replaceable

The Swhacker 100-Grain is a powerful broadhead with enough punch to cut ribs, and a wide enough head to leave a big blood trail.

2. G5 Outdoors Montec

G5 Outdoors Montec

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Features

  • Perfect for all bows. Easily re-sharpened after repeated use
  • Comes in a pack of 3
  • Cutting diameter is 1-1/16-Inch
  • Diamond Cut Sharpness With An Additional Honing Process to Maximize Blade Edge
  • 25 percent sharper than original Montec

The G5 Outdoors Montec Broadhead has a simple, classic design. It has 2 fixed blades, with a 1 1/8-inch diameter. The blades and ferrule are both carbon steel and are forged as a single piece, so there are no clips or welds that can fail at the moment of truth. Because of this, the blades can’t be replaced independently, so you’ll need to replace the entire broadhead if they bend. That said, dullness isn’t an issue; carbon steel is very easy to sharpen.

At 100 grains, these broadheads are powerful enough to punch through any big game, and the blades are very sharp. If for some reason they don’t go all the way through, you can remove them easily, thanks to the fact that the back of the blades, as well as the front, are sharpened.

The only thing that makes us hesitant about these broadheads is their relatively small diameter. This means a smaller blood trail. On the other hand, it also gives you better flight characteristics. This is a common trade-off, and it’s really a matter of preference.

Pros

  • Sharp, carbon steel blades
  • Blades are easy to sharpen
  • Weighs 100 grains
  • Comes in a 3-pack
  • Blades are sharpened both front and back

Cons

  • Small, 1 1/8” diameter
  • Blades are not replaceable

With its simple design and durable, carbon steel blades, the G5 Outdoors Montec is one of the best broadheads on the market.

3. QAD Exodus

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Features

  • Designed to fit crossbow bolts perfectly for maximized precision
  • Blade type: full
  • 1.25" cutting diameter
  • .40" blade thickness
  • Replaceable blades

The QAD Exodus is marketed as a crossbow broadhead, but it can really be used on any bow. The only thing that separates a crossbow broadhead from other broadheads is its overall width, which means that pretty much any broadhead can be used on a crossbow unless it’s very wide.

The three blades are a whopping 0.4-inches in thickness, which does a lot of damage as they pass through your game, even though they’re only 1 ¼ inch in diameter. Not only are these blades razor sharp, but they’re easily replaceable if worse comes to worst.

The Exodus is available in 100-grain and 125-grain sizes and has a cut on contact tip that slices through tough hides with ease.

Pros

  • Fat, 0.4” blades
  • Blades are replaceable
  • Available in 100 or 125 grains
  • Comes in a 3-pack
  • Made in the USA

Cons

  • Only 1 ¼” cutting diameter

The QAD Exodus is an absolute beast of a broadhead that will destroy anything it hits.

4. Grim Reaper Hades

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Features

  • Extremely Sharp High Strength Blades
  • Aircraft Grade Aluminum Ferrule
  • Corrosion Resistant, Rust-Proof tip
  • Sharpened on Blade backside for maximum internal cut
  • Extremely Sharp High Strength Blades

The Grim Reaper Hades is a fixed, 3-blade broadhead with a spear point style chisel tip. With a powerful enough bow, this little beast will hit with the force of a dump truck.

OK, maybe we’re exaggerating; but not by much. You can easily impale a large whitetail with one of these heavy, 100-grain tips. If the arrow stops partway through, they’re easy to pull out; the sharpened backsides of the blades make this possible.

The ferrule itself is made from high quality, aircraft grade aluminum, and the blades are razor sharp stainless steel. The chisel tip is corrosion resistant, so a little bit of rain isn’t going to ruin it.

The 3-blade design is more stable in flight than a 2-point or 4-point design, although it does have a limited cutting surface – only 1 3/16 inches in diameter. This leaves you a relatively small blood trail compared to what you’ll get from a larger tip.

Our only serious complaint is that the blades aren’t replaceable. When they start to dull, you’ll either need to use a broadhead sharpener or replace the entire head.

Pros

  • Aircraft grade aluminum ferrule
  • Accurate, 3-blade design
  • Blades are sharpened on both the front and the back edges
  • Corrosion resistant tip
  • Comes in a 3-pack
  • Weighs 100 grains

Cons

  • Relatively small 1 3/16” diameter
  • Blades aren’t replaceable

The Grim Reaper Hades hits like a sledgehammer. It may just be the best fixed blade broadhead available.

5. Wasp Archery

Wasp Archery Drone

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Features

  • 100% Solid Steel construction with a reduced ferrule surface area that delivers unsurpassed accuracy, strength and penetration in a fixed blade broadhead that flies like a dart.
  • Stainless Steel Trocar Tip is precision machined and hardened to Rockwell 46C and hollow ground to a near razor edge to blast through any type of bone
  • Razor Sharp .027" blades are precision ground and honed and are always perfectly in line with the trocar tip edges to increase penetration
  • 100 grain fixed - 1-1/8" cutting diameter - 3 per package
  • Field Point Accuracy - Made in the USA

The Wasp Archery is solid steel, 3-bladed broadhead with razor-sharp blades. The chisel tip has a 3-sided design whose points line up with the edges of the blades, which gives the Drone the same aerodynamics as a field point. This is a huge advantage over most broadheads since you won’t have to re-sight your bow before taking it out in the field.

The tip is designed to punch through bone, and at 100 grains, this broadhead is more than heavy enough for any kind of game. If you want to maximize your power, you can upgrade to the 125-grain size for even more lethality. Due to the solid design, the blades aren’t replaceable, but the Drone comes in a 3-pack, and you can always sharpen the blades yourself.

At 1 1/8 inches in diameter, this broadhead won’t leave an enormous hole, but it will do plenty of damage on its way through.

Pros

  • Stable, 3-blade design
  • Solid steel construction
  • Chisel tip
  • Available in 100 or 125-grain sizes
  • Field point accuracy
  • Comes in a 3-pack

Cons

  • Blades are not replaceable
  • Only 1 1/8” in diameter

The Wasp Archery Drone is a powerful broadhead that can punch through flesh and bone with field point accuracy.

6. Muzzy Trocar

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Features

  • HYBRID BROADHEAD - Two rear-deploying expandable blades are highly dependable and powerful enough to deliver massive entry wounds. Blades angled with 2 degree offset to induce spin and field point flight
  • 2-5/8” TOTAL CUTTING SURFACE – the 4-blade broadhead features a 1” fixed cutting diameter and a 1-5/8” expandable cutting diameter
  • AERODYNAMIC - .035" offset fixed blades deliver pinpoint accuracy at long ranges. 100 grain, 4-Blade hybrid broadhead - 3 Pack
  • BONE SHATTERING TIP – Hardened steel Trocar tip provides superior penetration and the solid steel ferrule won't deform or deflect when striking bone
  • MADE IN THE USA -Founded in 1984, Muzzy is the number one name in fixed-blade broadheads, and proudly made in the USA.

The Muzzy Trocar HB 4-Blade Broadhead is a hybrid broadhead with 1-inch fixed blades and mechanical blades that expand to 2 5/8 inches. The blades have a 2-degree offset, which causes the arrow to spiral in flight, and gives it better flight characteristics than most larger broadheads. Muzzy makes all of their broadheads in the USA, so you can have confidence in the quality of their construction.

The expandable blades are held in place by a steel cross-bar that gets pushed back when it strikes its target, swinging the blades forward into the flesh. With its wide diameter, the Trocar HB will cause massive bleeding and a wide, easily-tracked blood trail.

Because the ferrule and fixed blades are forged as a solid piece, the fixed blades are not replaceable and will need to be sharpened when they dull. The mechanical blades are easily replaceable, though, which is nice to see since they’re the most likely blades to break.

Pros

  • 1” fixed blades
  • 2 5/8” expandable blades
  • Hardened steel ferrule with chisel tip
  • 2-degree blade offset for better spiraling and aerodynamics.

Cons

  • Pricey
  • Fixed blades are not replaceable

The Muzzy Trocar HB is one of the most popular mechanical broadheads on the market, and it’s easy to see why; if you hit a whitetail with this, it’s going down.

7. Rage Chisel Tip SC

Rage Chisel Tip SC

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Features

  • PRECISION - Rage broadheads are known for their accuracy and their wound channels are legendary
  • MASSIVE CUTTING SURFACES – Rear-deploying, SlipCam design with huge .039” leading-edge blade and razor sharp .035" thick stainless steel expandable blades. 2" cutting diameter.
  • TECHNOLOGY - Improved Shock Collar Technology ensures proper blade retention while arrow is stored and in-flight and allows for broadhead to open upon impact
  • 3 PACK - 100 grain broadhead. Also available in 125 grain. Replacement Blade R61005 (not included) Made in the USA

The Rage Chisel Tip SC is a 2-inch, 2-blade mechanical broadhead with a steel chisel tip that powers through skin, flesh and bone with ease. The blades are held back with a cam that slips back into the ferrule when it hits resistance, forcing the blades forward and doing massive damage to your game’s internal organs. It weighs 100 grains, so you can use it for any size game.

One problem a lot of people have with 2-blade broadheads, or mechanical broadheads in general, is that they fly differently than field points, making it hard to train without the risk of damaging your expensive broadheads on a practice target. Rage includes a free practice tip with the Chisel Tip SC, which allows you to practice without risking your actual broadheads.

The blades on this broadhead are a little flimsy and can break off inside your game. Thankfully, replacement blades are readily available and can be installed with a simple Allen key.

Pros

  • Vicious steel chisel tip
  • 2” cutting diameter
  • Includes a free practice tip
  • Replacement blades available
  • Comes in a 3-pack
  • Weighs 100 grains

Cons

  • Flimsy blades

The Rage Chisel Tip SC is an affordable mechanical broadhead that will break through bone without breaking the bank.

8. Rage

Rage

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Features

  • Included Components: Rage Hypodermic Crossbow Broadhead 100Gr-2In Cut
  • FERRULE ALIGNMENT - (F.A.T.) technology promotes aerodynamic flight, Massive leading edge blade, Razor sharp .035" stainless steel blades, 2" Cutting Diameter. 100 Grain
  • TECHNOLOGY - comes with improved high energy shock collar technology which ensures proper blade retention
  • 3 PACK - 100 grain broadhead. Also available in 125 grain. Replacement Blade R39005 (not included) Made in the USA

The Rage Hypodermic Mechanical Broadhead is a 2-blade expanding broadhead that widens out to a 2-inch cutting diameter. Like the Chisel Tip SC, it ships with a free practice tip, so you can practice to your heart’s content without putting your precious broadheads in danger.

The tip is razor sharp and is made for penetrating hair and hide with maximum efficiency, and the mechanical cam opens the blades effortlessly on impact. The 100-grain weight and 2-inch cutting surface guarantee both penetration and massive blood loss. If you’re looking for more power, there’s also a 125-grain version available.

Much like the Chisel Tip SC, the Hypodermic Mechanical Broadhead’s blades are a little flimsy and are liable to break off as they pass through your game. However, they’re easy to replace, so you won’t lose the entire broadhead.

Pros

  • Stainless steel ferrule with razor sharp tip
  • 2” cutting diameter
  • Available in 100 and 125-grain sizes
  • Includes a free practice tip
  • Replacement blades available
  • Comes in a 3-pack

Cons

  • Flimsy blades

The Rage Hypodermic Mechanical Broadhead is both affordable and effective. The free practice tip is just icing on the cake.

9. Muzzy MX-3

Muzzy MX-3

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Features

  • DESIGNED TO THE MAX - Designed for Max Speed, Max Strength, and Max Cut. 100 grain 3 blade broadhead - 3 Pack
  • DEEP PENETRATION - The MX-3 has a shorter profile, 1-1/4" cutting diameter and .025" thick stainless steel blades allowing it to fly truer and faster to deliver more killing power at the point of impact
  • BONE SHATTERING TIP - The Trocar Tip provides superior penetration
  • RAZOR SHARP, DEPENDABLE, and DURABLE - High-grade aircraft aluminum ferrule with interlocking blades for extra strength
  • Sport type: Archery

The Muzzy MX-3 was the precursor to the MX-4. Honestly, we don’t understand why Muzzy ever decided to start selling an “upgrade”, because the MX-3 is actually a better broadhead. The 3-blade design is very stable in flight, and the cutting diameter is 1 ¼ inch, more than the MX-4.

Other than that, it’s more or less the same broadhead. It has the same steel chisel tip and the same aircraft grade aluminum ferrule. Like the MX-4, the blades are easily replaceable, and given this broadhead’s popularity, we don’t see them going off the market any time soon.

The MX-3 has one more advantage over the MX-4. It’s available in three sizes: 75, 100, and 125-grain.

Pros

  • Stable, 3-blade design
  • Steel chisel tip
  • Aircraft grade aluminum ferrule
  • Available in 75, 100, or 125 grains
  • Replaceable blades

Cons

  • Only 1 ¼” in diameter

The Muzzy MX-3 may be the old version of the MX-4, but in our opinion, they’re actually a superior broadhead, with bigger diameter and better flight stability.

10. Grim Reaper X-Bow

Grim Reaper X-Bow

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Features

  • 100 grain, 3-blade 1 1/2" cut
  • One piece stainless still tip
  • Designed specifically for high-speed crossbows
  • Tested field point accurate at 400fps to 100 yards
  • Razor cut SS Broad head

The Grim Reaper has a stainless steel ferrule and cut on contact tip that’s sharp enough to slice paper. The three mechanical blades have an open diameter of 1 ½ inch, and fold forward into the ferrule. When the arrow strikes its target, they swing open, cutting through flesh like butter.

Because the blades are spring-loaded, you won’t need to worry about O-rings or mechanical cams. All the moving parts are inside the grooves in the ferrule, safely protected from the bone. One thing that sets this broadhead apart from other “crossbow” broadheads is its insane stability. It’s been tested at 400 FPS and remains stable out to 100 yards, which is more than enough range for any bowhunter.

Pros

  • Spring-loaded mechanical blades
  • Stable up to 100 yards at 400 FPS
  • Forged stainless steel ferrule and tip
  • Replaceable blades
  • Weighs 100 grains

Cons

  • Pricey

If you’re looking for a mechanical broadhead for your crossbow, the Grim Reaper is the most stable one on the market.

11. Maifield

Maifield

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Features

  • Designed for Field Practice and Small Game Hunting
  • This Arrow is Efficient Shooting with Carbon and Fiberglass Bows
  • The Broadhead has Strong Impact when Challenged with any Targets
  • 100 Grains Archery Arrowheads, 6 Broadheads per Pack
  • Compatible with Crossbow and Compound bow, Easy Install

The Maifield Judo Hammer Small Game Broadhead is engineered with a chisel point and has 5 spring-loaded, steel grabbing hooks to prevent over-penetration. This broadhead weighs 100 grains and comes in a 6-pack that costs less than most individual broadheads.

Of course, you’re liable to run into some quality issues with something this cheap. The springs on the grabbing hooks aren’t very powerful and are almost guaranteed to break on contact. Consider this a single-use broadhead, but it will get you out in the field for a very low price.

Pros

  • Durable stainless steel chisel point
  • 5 grabbing hooks
  • Weighs 100 grains
  • Comes in a 6-pack
  • Inexpensive

Cons

  • Flimsy springs on grabbing hooks

If you’re looking for an inexpensive broadhead for shooting rabbits or squirrels, the Maifield Judo will get the job done.

Broadhead FAQs

If you’re new to bow hunting, some of the terms we used in our reviews might have been confusing. Never fear! We’re here to clear things up. Here’s a quick explanation of some of the most common broadhead types, the biggest brands, and the laws surrounding broadhead use.

Types of Broadheads

Before we go any further, it’s important to understand the different types of broadhead. They all have their own strengths and weaknesses, and hunters often swear by one type or another. Which type is best for you will depend on your personal preferences and your own style of hunting.man using a bow outdoors

Mechanical

Mechanical broadheads are a relatively recent invention, but they’ve quickly become popular amongst bow hunters. The reason for this is that different heads have different flight characteristics.

A slim head with a sharp point will face less air resistance, which means it will fly further and truer, and impact with more force. However, the slim head won’t do as much damage as wider blades will. Conversely, wider blades will do more damage, but they cause wind resistance and can be inaccurate when fired from a high-powered bow.

Mechanical broadheads let you have your cake and eat it too. They have a narrow profile, but they also have aide blades that fold back into the ferrule (the center part of the blade). When they impact your target, the blades swing open, tearing through your prey and maximizing the odds of a quick, clean kill.

Fixed Blade

Fixed blade broadheads are what most people picture when they think of an arrowhead. The term is pretty self-explanatory; the blades are fixed in place and don’t move at all.

That said, there are still significant differences between different types of fixed blade broadhead. Not only do they differ in width, but there are also 2, 3, and 4-blade configurations.close up of a broadhead for hunting

The most important consideration, though, is whether the blades are replaceable. Sometimes, blades break. If you have a 4-blade broadhead without replaceable blades, and one of them breaks, you’ll need to replace the entire broadhead. On the other hand, you can swap out a single replaceable blade, without the need to replace the whole broadhead.

Hybrid

Hybrid broadheads are a combination of a fixed blade broadhead and a mechanical broadhead. They have regular, fixed blades, with wider mechanical blades that expand on contact. This gives them two advantages.

First is that they have a wider cutting surface than fixed blades. For aerodynamic reasons, fixed blades generally aren’t as wide as mechanical blades. By adding the mechanical blades, they enable the arrow to cut just as well as a mechanical broadhead.

Secondly, should the mechanical blades fail to deploy, they still have the fixed blades to fall back on. This is probably an overstated advantage since mechanical blades typically fail only when they hit their target at an odd angle or very weakly, in which case you’re not likely to score a kill anyway.

Cut on Contact

Cut on contact is a bit of a misnomer. All broadheads cut through the animal’s hide. How else would they penetrate?front on shot of a deer up close

However, this type of broadhead is designed specifically for slicing through skin, flesh, and organs. They have razor-sharp edges for plenty of slicing power.

A lot of hunters prefer to cut on contact broadheads because they ensure that the arrow will penetrate all the way through to the vitals of big game like elk. This can be a challenge with other types of broadhead, which may not have enough edge to fully penetrate.

Cut on contact broadheads can come in any type of design: mechanical, fixed blade, or hybrid.

Chisel Point

Chisel point broadheads are designed with fatter tips with a chunky, chisel-like tip. They’re designed to break bones, and in some cases can punch right through them. Cut on contact broadheads can get caught on an animal’s ribs, while a chisel point can go through them.

Similarly, a cut on contact broadhead will bounce off a shoulder blade if you’re unlucky enough to hit one when a deer is quartering to. A chisel point can break the bone, hobbling the deer enough for you to take a follow-up shot.

Much like a cut on contact broadheads, chisel points come in hybrid, fixed blade, and mechanical styles.

What are the Best Expandable Broadheads

Expandable, mechanical broadheads are primarily used to increase your cutting area, without sacrificing accuracy or creating too much drag. bear walking in the woodsIt stands to reason, then, that the best expandable broadheads will provide you with a longer cutting edge than you can find on a comparable fixed blade broadhead. Generally speaking, you should look for a width of at least 2 inches.

Why not use a smaller one to increase your flight speed?

To begin with, smaller mechanical broadheads are harder to find. More importantly, keep in mind that a lot of hunters worry about their mechanical broadhead failing to deploy when it strikes its target. This would be a silly risk to take when you could get the same amount of cutting power from a fixed blade broadhead.

What is the Best Muzzy Broadhead

Muzzy is well-known in the archery community for producing some of the best broadheads that money can buy. We can confidently state that all of their broadheads are of the highest quality, and it’s hard to go wrong with any of them.

That said, we chose a few of them to review, for good reason. The MX-3 and MX-4 are very popular, so not only do you get Muzzy reliability, you get the confidence of knowing the replacement blades will be available for a long time. The Trocar HB is a solid choice, as well, with its sturdy spear tip and hybrid design.

What’s the Difference Between Crossbow and Regular Broadheads?

father and son shooting a crossbowThe short answer is that there is no difference. Any blade you can shoot with a recurve or compound bow, you can shoot from a crossbow.

The slightly longer answer is that crossbows are typically a lot more powerful than vertical bows. Combine this with the fact that crossbow bolts are shorter than standard arrows, and wider blades can cause your shot to go high or wide, depending on which way the blades are facing. The wide blades can act like small airfoils, turning your straight-shooting arrow into an unguided missile.

Generally, crossbow hunters use smaller broadheads to compensate for this. This is also another excellent reason to use a mechanical broadhead.

What’s the Difference Between Big Game and Small Game Broadheads?

The biggest concern with big game bow hunting is that your arrow won’t penetrate enough for the shot to be lethal. On the other hand, the biggest concern when shooting small game is that the arrow will over-penetrate, or that a large broadhead will damage a large portion of the meat.

Small game broadheads typically have spring-loaded flanges and/or blunted tips to keep them from going clear through a small animal. Oftentimes, the force of impact alone is enough to kill a squirrel or rabbit, while doing minimal damage to the flesh.

What are the Laws and Regulations Surrounding Broadheads?

In the US, broadhead laws and regulations are set at the state level. Before you buy anything, make sure to check your local laws to make sure you’re compliant. Here are a few things to look for:

  • Are mechanical blades legal? They are in most states, but a handful of states forbid them or restrict their use to certain types of game.
  • How wide are the blades? Most states require at least 7/8 of an inch, but some require them to be an inch or larger.
  • Are serrated blades legal? They’re banned in roughly half of the states, although a few states make exceptions for certain game animals.

Bottom Line

As you can see, there are many types of broadhead available. There’s as much diversity here as you’ll find between popular calibers of rifle rounds, and for good reason: every hunter has their own preferences, and their own hunting style. As we’ve discussed, you also need different types of broadhead for different types of game.

At the end of the day, there’s no single “best broadhead”. For example, a cut on contact broadhead lets you punch more easily through soft flesh, at the cost of poor bone penetration. A chisel-point broadhead, on the other hand, won’t maintain as much velocity when it penetrates tough hide, but will go through, or at least damage, bones that would stop a cut on contact broadhead.

On the same token, mechanical and fixed blades both have their own advantages. There’s one thing we haven’t mentioned, though, and that’s fletching.

Fletching is the feather-like material at the back end of your arrows. Large fletching can stabilize an arrow in flight, but will also create more drag. As a general rule, the wider your broadhead, the heavier fletching you should use to compensate. This is another reason mechanical broadheads have been gaining popularity in recent years; with their narrow profile, you can use lighter fletching, increasing velocity.

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11 Best Broadheads

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Review Breakdown

  • Swhacker
  • G5 Outdoors Montec
  • QAD Exodus
  • Grim Reaper Hades
  • Wasp Archery Drone
  • Muzzy Trocar
  • Rage Chisel Tip SC
  • Rage Mechanical
  • Muzzy MX-3
  • Grim Reaper
  • Maifield

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